Description
Get your green thumbs ready to sow the seeds of STEM in this nature-themed activity! Students will design a planter box for strawberry seedlings (yum!). They will then create a scale model, using their measurement skills, that will fit 10 seedlings with the appropriate spacing. If you have a community garden at your school or are thinking of adding one this is a great way to get students to start thinking about the planning that needs to go into garden beds!
✅ What You'll Get ✅
- Suggested Material List
- STEM Challenge Tips:General tips for any STEM challenge.
- Challenge Includes
- Teacher Notes
- Sample Pictures
- Printable Challenge Poster: Hang at your STEM center or near where the STEM creations are, especially if they will be on display for the class or a STEM fair, parent night, etc.
- Printable pages to use with the challenge and guide the students through the engineering design process.
- STEM Graphic Organizer
If you are looking for more Spring STEM, please see this resource.
This is part of the STEM Challenges for All Seasons BUNDLE, so please do not purchase both.
Why STEM?
Your students will gain experience in soft skill areas and foster a growth mindset while:
✓ Learning to work as part of a team.
✓ Communicating effectively and clearly to persuade others.
✓ Gaining confidence in presenting and speaking to groups.
✓ Persevering through a challenge when the initial design fails.
✓ Accepting constructive criticism from peers.
STEM for all Seasons
Disclaimer: I have done my best to keep these as safe as possible. However, please make sure that you do your own due diligence when performing any STEM challenge. Adult supervision is necessary. Please use care, caution, and your best judgement when performing any STEM challenge, engineering challenge, or science experiment. The seller disclaims all liability for any damage or injury which might arise from the use of any of these projects.
Find more STEM at my blog momgineer
or at STEM Activities for Kids
Measurement Activity and Garden Challenge Spring STEM Engineering Design Process
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Description
Get your green thumbs ready to sow the seeds of STEM in this nature-themed activity! Students will design a planter box for strawberry seedlings (yum!). They will then create a scale model, using their measurement skills, that will fit 10 seedlings with the appropriate spacing. If you have a community garden at your school or are thinking of adding one this is a great way to get students to start thinking about the planning that needs to go into garden beds!
✅ What You'll Get ✅
- Suggested Material List
- STEM Challenge Tips:General tips for any STEM challenge.
- Challenge Includes
- Teacher Notes
- Sample Pictures
- Printable Challenge Poster: Hang at your STEM center or near where the STEM creations are, especially if they will be on display for the class or a STEM fair, parent night, etc.
- Printable pages to use with the challenge and guide the students through the engineering design process.
- STEM Graphic Organizer
If you are looking for more Spring STEM, please see this resource.
This is part of the STEM Challenges for All Seasons BUNDLE, so please do not purchase both.
Why STEM?
Your students will gain experience in soft skill areas and foster a growth mindset while:
✓ Learning to work as part of a team.
✓ Communicating effectively and clearly to persuade others.
✓ Gaining confidence in presenting and speaking to groups.
✓ Persevering through a challenge when the initial design fails.
✓ Accepting constructive criticism from peers.
STEM for all Seasons
Disclaimer: I have done my best to keep these as safe as possible. However, please make sure that you do your own due diligence when performing any STEM challenge. Adult supervision is necessary. Please use care, caution, and your best judgement when performing any STEM challenge, engineering challenge, or science experiment. The seller disclaims all liability for any damage or injury which might arise from the use of any of these projects.
Find more STEM at my blog momgineer
or at STEM Activities for Kids





